| Literature Nobelist Mario Vargas ___ |
LLOSA |
| Lose one's ability to get a part? |
GOBALD |
| Mail instruction sometimes ignored, as suggested by the words in this puzzle's circles |
DONOTBEND |
| Meadow moisture |
DEW |
| Mil. rank |
SGT |
| MinuteClinic offerer |
CVS |
| Name in the 'Hail, Caesar!' credits |
COEN |
| Name in the cosmetics aisle |
ESTEE |
| Not in support of |
ANTI |
| Nut on Chinese menus |
CASHEW |
| Obstacle-filled endeavor |
SLOG |
| Oscar for comedy? |
WILDE |
| Ovine parent |
EWE |
| Page view? |
OPED |
| Porcine parent |
SOW |
| Potential law |
DRAFTBIL |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Dove |
RITA |
| Pull up |
STOP |
| Reactions to new babies |
AWS |
| Rich desserts |
TORTES |
| Route |
WAY |
| Savage |
FERAL |
| Sell out |
RATON |
| Site of the world's largest parliament building |
BUCHAREST |
| Solstice mo |
DEC |
| Stars' org |
NHL |
| Start of a long drive |
TEE |
| Stuck one's neck out |
CRANED |
| Tavern for Lenny, Carl and Homer |
MOES |
| Tests boundaries |
PUSHESTHEENVELO |
| They may stand by doulas |
DADSTOBE |
| Tight |
DRUNK |
| Toll |
KNELL |
| Truman announced its development in January 1950 |
HBOMB |
| Unfathomably long time |
EON |
| Visibility-reducing gear |
CAMO |
| Webby, for one |
AWARD |
| Where many return after pass completions? |
SLOWLANES |
| Zip |
GOOSEEGG |
